articleThe best of both worlds
We have both physical and virtual events planned for 2021, to give attendees with broad preferences every opportunity to learn and improve their warehouse operations in preparation for the challenges ahead.
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productDSV invests in AutoStore for eComm
The 3PL player has invested in an AutoStore solution from Element Logic to cover small goods handling and the growing demand in eCommerce.
articleLockdown 2.0
The BCMPA, the Association for Contract Manufacturing, Packing, Fulfilment & Logistics, says lockdown 2.0 has further intensified the inexorable move towards online sales and deliveries made direct to consumer (DTC).
articleEnabling robots to pick unknown objects from bulk
Software innovations are paving the way for robust and flexible robotic automation in challenging logistics environments, says Herbert ten Have.
productAutoStore patent claim branded absurd by Ocado
Norwegian automation specialist AutoStore has filed an action with the Intellectual Property Office in the UK, claiming entitlement to certain patents filed by Ocado in relation to its Ocado Smart Platform.
productOcado invests in micro-fulfillment start-up
The UK tech leader has bought a minority stake in Myrmex, a robotics start-up that provides micro-fulfilment with a twist – the automated tote handling is designed to feed a front end that can be accessed directly by consumers.
productWhat’s the Holy Grail for eCommerce?
Logistics operators that once relied largely on human labour are now testing autonomous forklifts, self-driving carts, and other technology intended to improve efficiency and cut costs by automating repetitive tasks and freeing workers up to handle more complex jobs, WSJ reports.
articleFood and beverage automation for a changing landscape
There is no doubt that Covid-19 and the resulting lockdowns had a huge impact on the food & beverage industry.
productSneak preview of Kawasaki robot
The Kawasaki RS13N industrial robot is set to be introduced to UK users.
productDynamically determine picking system
A food retailer has invested in an automated system where the most suitable picking system can be dynamically determined according to priority.
productInvar builds group of companies for warehouse automation
Invar Group has launched, bringing together three specialist organisations in the warehouse software, automation and controls sector.
productOcado makes double move in robotic picking
The online grocery platform and solutions provider has acquired Kindred Systems for US$262 million and Haddington Dynamics for US$25m.
productCentralised operations
Retailer centralises operations in bid to conquer complexities of eComm fulfilment.
productAutomated high-bay for retailer
New warehouse for supermarket will feature a range of automated solutions.
productIntegrated document insertion
The comprehensive system automates document insertion, weighing and labelling as well as handling.
productFood retailer plans automation
Dutch firm Plus Retail is optimising its dry assortment supply chain.
productCoop Denmark signs automation service contract with Dematic
The deal is an expansion of an existing service contract and will now cover all automation solutions at Coop Denmark’s Odense DC.
articleLogistics robots on the rise
Advanced robotics and automation technologies are becoming increasingly commonplace due to lower costs, improved capabilities, and the availability of products tailored to the needs of the industry, according to The Logistics Trend Radar from DHL. Simon Duddy reports.
productA sideways look at micro-fulfillment
Tompkins Robotics has released the t-Sort solution, which has been designed for micro-fulfillment operations.
articleRoyal Mail awards parcel sortation contract
Bowe Systec has been chosen by Royal Mail to install four fully automated, leading-edge parcel sorting systems in their mail centres, as part of their transformation strategy as a parcels led business.
